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Javionté Johnson

Javionté Johnson is an Assistant Federal Public Defender in the Eastern District of Virginia and an Adjunct Professor at Brooklyn Law School. He is originally from Richmond, VA, and moved to New York to study law.

Javionté decided to become a public defender at an early age. This decision was inspired, in large part, by where and how he grew up. Eventually, he came to the realization that the legal system does not treat everyone equally under the law and disproportionately incarcerates African Americans. Since then, he has dedicated his career to serving those in underrepresented and over-policed communities.

Javionté also works as a private Bar Coach for students preparing to take the Bar Exam. Since 1844, the written Bar Exam has acted as a barrier to entering American legal practice. As such, Javionté has dedicated his work to helping future attorneys study while also dismantling the current iteration of the Bar Exam, thereby making the profession more accessible to African Americans and others from diverse backgrounds.

Javionté previously worked as a Criminal Defense Staff Attorney with the Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem for four years.

Javionté graduated from Brooklyn Law School in May 2019 as a Public Interest Public Service (PIPS) Fellow and New York Pro Bono Scholar. As a PIPS Fellow, he worked full-time at the Legal Aid Society’s Decarceration Project, where he helped usher in New York’s 2020 bail reforms.

During his final year of law school, Javionté was recognized as an Equal Justice Works finalist for developing a project that offered direct legal services to formerly incarcerated homeless individuals in New York City.

Javionté graduated from James Madison University with a B.A. in both Political Science and English.

Nia Keys

Ms. Keys’ practice focuses on the representation of landlords in litigation throughout the courts of Maryland and the District of Columbia. Her practice includes landlord-tenant disputes, housing condition cases, and a variety of other housing claims.

Prior to joining BBS&G, Ms. Keys was an associate attorney with another law firm in Bethesda, Maryland, where her practice focused on landlord and tenant litigation matters. Ms. Keys also has experience litigating personal injury and property damage claims.

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Amber Hunter

Amber Hunter was born and raised in Rancho Cucamonga, California. She graduated from Arizona State University in 2017. Ms. Hunter studied law at Western Michigan University- Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Throughout law school, Ms. Hunter was employed as a law clerk in a small law firm, focusing on criminal and family law. Ms. Hunter was honored with the “Rising Attorney Award” for her outstanding performance as a student attorney for the Sixty Plus Estate Planning Clinic. Her desire to learn allowed her to receive her Master of Laws (LLM) while also gaining admission to the State Bar of Arizona in 2021.

Ms. Hunter has a profound interest in advocating for injury victims and underserved individuals facing complex issues. As such, she is actively involved in a wide range of community service events such as the Epilepsy Foundation, and attending social skills summer camp for local students with special needs.

Her personal interests include painting and reading fictional novels.

Brittany Larcart

Brittany Larcart is a dedicated personal injury attorney with a genuine passion for serving others and helping clients navigate some of the most difficult moments of their lives. Her practice is grounded in compassion, diligence, and a deep commitment to securing meaningful results for those who have been injured through no fault of their own.

Brittany’s drive to advocate for injured clients is shaped in part by her upbringing. As the daughter of a nurse and a truck driver, she developed an early appreciation for hard work, service, and the everyday challenges faced by working families. That perspective continues to inform the way she represents her clients—with empathy, respect, and determination.

Originally from Louisiana, Brittany proudly embraces her rich Cajun roots, while metro Atlanta has been home for most of her life. She brings that same warmth, resilience, and strong sense of community into her legal practice and client relationships.

Outside the office, Brittany enjoys spending time outdoors and reconnecting with nature through running and hiking. In 2025, she completed the Chicago Marathon, reflecting the same discipline, endurance, and perseverance that she brings to her work as an attorney.

She is an active member of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, Gate City Bar Association, and Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys, and she also enjoys volunteering and giving back to her community. Whether advocating in litigation or guiding clients through the legal process, Brittany is committed to providing thoughtful, capable representation and helping injury victims move forward with confidence.

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Blessing Adeyeye

Blessing Adeyeye’s practice focuses on securities law, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate finance.

Blessing represents issuers, underwriters, and investors, both domestic and foreign, in a broad range of public and private corporate finance transactions, including initial public offerings, shelf registrations, registered direct offerings, private investments in public equity (PIPEs), private placements, secondary offerings, and other securities transactions. Her experience also includes advising on the formation and initial public offerings of special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), business combination transactions, mergers and acquisitions involving public companies, including reverse mergers. She also advises domestic and foreign issuers on corporate governance, Exchange Act reporting obligations, and compliance with listing standards of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Nasdaq, and FINRA.

Blessing has advised a wide range of clients, including public companies, investment funds, private equity and venture capital investors, emerging growth companies, and nonprofit organizations. She has represented clients across industries, including technology, artificial intelligence, life sciences, healthcare, energy, real estate, manufacturing, transportation, restaurant and hospitality, retail, and consumer products and services.

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